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US intelligence accuses Huawei of being funded by Chinese state security

The CIA accused Huawei of receiving funding from China's National Security Commission, the People's Liberation Army and a third branch of the Chinese state intelligence network

Samsung Galaxy Fold screen 'malfunction' raises spectre of Note 7 fiasco

The malfunctions raised the specter of Samsung's doomed Galaxy Note 7 phone three years ago, forcing it to recall and cancel sales of the model

Inside Apple's new lab where a robot called Daisy will rip apart iPhones

Apple will open a 'Material Recovery' lab to investigate new techniques using robotics and machine learning to rip apart its devices and recover valuable materials such as copper, aluminum and cobalt

Not involved in any cash payments to Venezuela's PDVSA for oil: Reliance

One internal PDVSA document indicated shipments of Venezuelan oil to Reliance in April would be settled via Rosneft

Cyber expert who stopped 'WannaCry' attack admits to malware charges

Marcus Hutchins, who was charged on 10 counts in the United States, pleaded guilty to two of them

N Korea slams US NSA's 'dim-sighted' call for sign of denuclearisation

The North Korean vice minister also warned that there would be no good if the United States continued "to throw away such remarks devoid of discretion and reason"

Vulnerable House Democrats tread carefully in wake of Mueller report

More than 30 Democratic representatives, many of whom are in their first term, represent districts that supported Trump in 2016

Tesla to shrink board from 11 to 7 directors for more efficient operations

Tesla said the decision did not result from any disagreement between the company and the directors

Carlos Ghosn to be indicted on additional charge as early as Monday

Ghosn was arrested for the fourth time this month on suspicion he tried to enrich himself at Nissan's expense, to the tune of $5 million

SoftBank, Toyota invest $1 bn in Uber for its pricey self-driving ambitions

Uber Technologies Inc said that the investment valued its Advanced Technologies Group, which works to develop autonomous driving technology, at $7.25 billion

Democrats make legal push for evidence, Trump calls Mueller report 'crazy'

Democratic leaders played down talk of impeachment of Trump just 18 months before the 2020 presidential election

Democrats get Mueller ammunition but they are split on how to use it

Representative Doug Collins, the top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee, said Democrats had misconstrued a section of the report about obstruction of justice to suit their anti-Trump agenda

LS polls: Major parties again fail to field women in race to parliament

'Very few women are asked (to stand for elections),' said Santosh Ahlawat, the only woman MP from Rajasthan, and a member of BJP

Ex-Nissan executive and Ghosn ally Jose Munoz appointed Hyundai COO

Munoz is the latest foreign executive to be brought in to a South Korean automaker dominated by lifelong loyalists

India rice rates dip as demand slows, Bangladesh to review export ban

The country's rice exports for April-February dropped 9.4 percent from a year earlier to 10.57 million tonnes, as leading buyer Bangladesh trimmed its purchases due to a bumper local harvest

Uber's self-driving unit valued at $7.25 billion in new investment

SoftBank will invest $333 million from its $100 billion Vision Fund, while Toyota Motor Corp and automotive parts supplier Denso Corp will invest a combined $667 million.

Mueller's Russia report outlines episodes of possible Trump obstruction

The report provided fresh details of how the Republican president tried to force Mueller's ouster

UK watchdog orders ringfencing of Britain's Big Four audit business

Britain's business minister Greg Clark has said he would legislate to implement the Competition and Markets Authority's recommendations

Gold holds on after weak Europe data kindles concerns over global growth

Gold is up slightly on short-covering for the weekend and on weak manufacturing news from the euro zone

Pinterest's shares surge 25% in debut, giving it market cap of $15.8 bn

The offering of 75 million shares was priced at $19, above the expected range of $15 and $17, and raised $1.4 billion in net proceeds